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New Ulm weekly review., 1887-03-23
New Railroad Tariffs.

The representatives of the transconti-
nental lines finished their traffic construc-
tion labor at Chicago, having arranged one
tariff based on strict Interpretation OF the
new ullom,Reagan law, and another ia riff
designed to meet Canadian Pacific and water
competition. The first will be put into ef-
feet at once. It advances the present
through rates SO per cent. The new rates
are to be as follows: First-class, $4.7G;
second, 81; third, 1885; fourth, S2.75;
fifth. $2.45; class A, $3.50; B, $1.95. G,
$l.55; D, $1.25; E, $1.15. The attorneys
OF the several roads are instructed to pre-
sent the other tariff to the federal com
nissioners, when appointed, and ask
that the transcontinental roads be allow
ed to adopt it, the claim being made that
the tariff, strictly complying with the law,
will throw the railroads out OF the through
business. A special commi ttee was ap-
pointed to work with the ge neral solici-
tors to prepare petition to the commits
sion.
New Ulm weekly review., 1887-03-23
WISCONSIN MURDER TRIAL.
Trial of David Allen at Neillsyille for the Murder
Of Henry Wright.

In May, 1886, Henry Wright. of the
town OF Royal, Clark county, Wis, was
taken sick and died under suspicious cir
cumstances. It wac developed that David
Allen, a neighbor, had been sustaining lille
it relations with Wright's wife. Allen and
Mrs. Wright were arrested and tried in JUS
ices court, and Allen indicted for mur-
der. Mrs. Wright made a full confession,
but afterward recanted. In this comics
sion the woman declared that she and
Allen had agreed to kill both Mr.. Wright
| and Aliens wife by poison. and that she
and Allen poisoned Wright by putting
strychnine in his tea. It was said at the
time that Mrs. Allen. who for weeks had been
confined to her bed by some mysterious
illness, speedily regained her health after
her husband had been consigned to Jail.
At the trial at Neillsville, one Derby, a
neighbor OF Wright's testified: Intimacy
existed between the families of Wright and
Allen. Allen was continuously in attend
ance upon Wright in his illness and ap-
peared to purposely avoid any one else
who came to wait upon Wright.
DR.. w. S. HAnes, the analytic chemist, Of
Chicago, who analysed the stomach OF Hen
ry Wright. testified to the presence or ar.
senic in Wrights stomach.
Margaret Wright. widow OF the deceased,
was called by the state. Counsel for the
as it was stated that she was an accom-
plice, and would turn states evidence in
order to obtain immunity. The court de-
cided to hear her testimony. She testified:
There had been criminal intercourse be-
tween herself and Allen for about year
previous to her husbands death, on May
3, 1885. Allen decided to get rid of both
his vile and her husband, and that he would
then leave with the witness. He procured
strychnine at Neillsvile, but as it tasted
| bad, Wright could not be induced to
drink water containing it. Allen then
went to Milwaukee in April and purchased
arsenic, about two weeks before Wright's
death. Allen had her put some into cook
next morning, which caused him to be very
sick. Seeing her husband in pain, she relent-
ed. got some lobelia, stepped some and gave
him some tea. He vomited violently and
was relieved. Allen had stated to her that
he was giving the deceased doses OF arsenic,
and had repeatedly admitted giving him
poison. She did not give any person herr
self any of the cookies, nor did she consent
to giving any. Allen wanted her to go to
Chicago. and she would not. She told him
she would tell all, and he swore he would
hire men to swear against her. The wit.
ness started for Marshfield and was arrest
ed at Loyal. She saw Allen once or twice
in Jail. Once he said he was sorry the wit.
ness owned up. Monday night when she
talked with him there were three men with
her Messrs. Woodward, Campbell and
Hill. They had correspondence in writing
| and passed notes by a string
Mrs. Wright's counsel produced letters
which the witness says she received from
Allen. The court house was crowded with
| spectators.
New Ulm weekly review., 1887-03-23

Senator Malone Of Virginia declares
with much emphasis that he will new
or by any influence which he possesses
aid in repudiating one cent OF the debt
which Virginia owes.
New Ulm weekly review., 1887-03-23
Important to Dakota Lawyers.

=
Three bills Of great Importance to the
legal profession of the territory became
laws at the late session. The following are
their provisions:
Council bill 136, introduced by Mr..
Hughes, covers the entire practice on trial
up to the notice of appeal to the supreme
court. It is the California practice as it
exists in that state. The old law was the
California practice in part, and was SO in.
complete and uncertain in its provisions
that it was very difficult to take case on
appeal to the supreme court.
Council bill $50, introduced by Mr.. Nc
Cumber, provides for appeals from the dis
trict to the supreme court. This bill begins
where the former bill leaves off, and is the
Wisconsin practice. It is much more sim.
pie in its provisions, and much less expen-
sive to litigants than the old law.
Council bill LAT introduced by Mr. Hughes,
defines the power OF the Judge Of court in
chambers and validates former orders and
judgments.
New Ulm weekly review., 1887-03-23

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majesties to change their route. Accord
ingly the royal party drove by way OF the
Neva Quay and circuitous route avoid
ing the town. Meanwhile arrests were
made at the corner of the Newsky Prospect
and the Great Morskaia, where the plot
ters expected the party would slacken it's
pace upon turning the corner. On Monday
many OF the two hundred persons arrested
were released. A special council was held
on Sunday night, Grand Duke Vladimir
presiding. The would be assassin is OF
short stature. He refuses to reply to any
questions.
The nearest living relative OF Gen. Wash
ington is his great nephew, Capt. Henry
Howell Lewis Of Baltimore, who is grand
son Of Gen. Washington's sister Bette,
who was Mrs. Fielding Lewis, whose happy
married life with Col. Fielding Lewis, was
spent at the still beautiful old place known
| as Kenmore, near fredericksburg.
The president has made the following
colored minister resident anti6I consul gem
eral to Liberia. James r. Hosmer, New
York, secretary OF legation in the Central
American States, and consul general ut
Guatemala.
Mrs. Cleveland's mourning costume is
black and white and soft shades OF lilac
and gray.
A bill was fled in the circuit court at
Chicago by Richard II. Stearns against ii.
v. Bemis and the Hotel Richelie com
pany, asking that receiver be appointed
to take charge OF the hotel and protect it
from insolvency.
Herman W. Young died at his home in
Roslindale, Mass. This brings the list Of
deaths from the Forest Hi. accident up to
twenty-five.
In the Illinois house the proposed pro-
hibitory constitutional amendment was
lost -65 TO 78.
|s The son Of Gov Ames Of ofMasaachusetts
is hard at work in 8 shovelshop learning
biz trade.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-22
VS. slos noTEs
ssvss.l ssses of scarlet fever srs reports

seversl ssses Of scarlet fever are reported
on Alpine-ave-
70 AIR. and Mrs. Jossph Dansky. Of ISL
Sbasmuf-ave-, ooy.
Heary Browning. a chronic drunk. Vas
arrested on rtockiag-sE. yesterday after
noon.
xiss Matte Lancost, Of Thiri-st, has re
taraed from Chicago, where she has oscn
for the past wees visiting friends
Mss Lille Myers, Of West Leonsrl- Il.
entertained a number OF Der friends Non-
day szsning il hoaSr of her twsaty-arst
birthday.
Miss A gnes Wolfert Of Vest Ieonart1-st
has gore ia Dst7olE. where she viii enter
insa partnership with Der sister IN the nj
lnerY business.
Charles Terrell nins-y year old bo7 yester-
daT fell rom farmers wagon % Wess
Bridge s.. aud oae wheel passed ever rs
koot fractzrsng the ankle.
Mis- MAGGIE Dohrisses. Of sarbner-st.,
teschsr e tae Jaion Schcci. leaves n~xs
wesk f'r cheyenne. ~. T.. where she WI
srenf tie SUMMER with her sister
Jim LsFscsy s1d Jack Duzzn, I've
toaEh lsoking customers. Eot into 4 quar1el
on Shawmslf-ave. YESTERDAY afternoon
which terminated ia D1z8n having one 81
hiz eyes cl1sed vita . r0ck-
Ths alarm a. Grs from box 81 restsry;s Az
afternoon VS. ezused hv hlazs in tie
three-slury frame bnildi1g 81 IS Ssuth
Frant-sf-. whieh i oecupie1 hv Fred Hart.
aaan - a machine shop ard the Grand
Earfis Wirs Nsii CO. TIE fre ra7ehf
ron parks from the suaoke STACK. Dsnzss
about Sz0o, fully ias1rss.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-22

The Grand Rapids Guard yesterday
posted their certified check FOR 500 With
the TELx6RAM-HEsaLp, as their proportion
Of the prize 10 be drilled ior July 4th. They
had expected that the Jackson company to
send their check TO them and that both
would be posted together SO held,theirs until
yesterday. The squad which showed up tor
driil iast night is the best the company has
had out for some time and went through
the manual with the new pieces IN tine
shape. Considering the limited practice they
have bad. The Springfield rifles are un-
doubleday the best guns in existence 10 drill
with, and when thoroughly mastered are
mucn easier to handle WITH precision than
the old Sharps- GO. b nov aas the move
menis y hich differ from the cid style such
as tie support and The loading and firing
well in rand and hsTe 40 fear that the
manual viii injure them Ia the drill
although at nrst Is vas thought they would
bs heavily handicapped on that acc0Dnt-
IN The foot movements or nzrcaiags. the
men were already vel ap. and there 10 40
doubt that they viii make an appearances
ersdisabis In every way TO this city. sh0se
reputation they have 20 sustain. and cne
which wal compare favorsbly with tie
"a ksor boys, proficient as they cnd0unted-
" are
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-22
saAoFoao Is woaklNa.



Liberty.
The TE1EszAx HkkAEB has had OF late
frvqasnt references 70 the Almy-st. dives. >
enc q the moss Eotorioas Of which Is Kept
oy Emma Smith. Ia connection there
with has bssa coupled ths narae Of GsFrits
Bradford. haneeF-on around 4he place snd
the lover of the propAetress. When tbs
nrst Saturday night RAID was m2de BY
81 oerinfsnaent Sm5th, among those whose
names were "ou the list vas Bradford,
b0g being absent from town that night he
avoided arrest. Yesterday. for the nrsf
lile since the raid. Bradford showed up IN
the city and was promptly brought 10 Head
quarters Here tbs Superintenden. granted
aim . private interview and par him
through most rizid examination. Brad.
ford gave = proper accounting. showing
that be VAS empIoyet ar The Lake and re-
sided IN Grand Rapids township, that he
WAS making 81 effort 70 conduct himself
properly, was no longer .hanger-0n' az
the Almy-st. dives. and had no inten ION OF
placing himself ia position where he
would be smesnable 10 the law The
Superintendent then allowed him 10 depart
IN Feace. and so lcng as be conducts HIM
self II a proper manner he viii not De
molssted. bat idleness Will again bring him
before the scrutinixing eve OF The officers
Bfadfosds conduct for the past three
weeks nas been OF satisfactory character
and wisdom on his part will proo60iy lead
10 The much TO &c hoped for resormation.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-22
sAwpusr.

Js~es Ken. q klw<skss. vssited ths
eztF yeE <<1sg
: rsEs1 a yo41z FeeFis salesed . ZIP
= As1a iaks Esszs14sT.
Iae = q = I = sosiae ao1ss = eana-
piz1st 4s1a Easis ior sc.
Mgs n a Eoszfoa lsfs lzu ssensax foE
fsssE - Esstises - Dezreil
Tae c.fy Missionary Sa<sety neees fhis
AsLz4saba-
fis<sass seekers are s.ssssty hessanlnx .
psIe@sse Eellnss Tip Uexs-s - lne 4 4 ".
i - Fsiazxsg
Feten a CsBnisFs star ThssEFe Co,
eoa.aas1es se<ks eilzesenze1f - me
opsFs ealAse. June z1ta-
TIE calore3 Il = Chureh sad parsonage
sil - ha:shsd this ~esk. ard regular ser-
slces slls ee Asia there ga eaadzs
J. l. whitnes. Ehs agvisf has several
ssFse orders or soEsrs loE lie opening OF
the graduating EXERCISES this evening.
Csssrancss from Port shermsn-P Prop
&sFy 6roh. Chicago. 1900 lumber Sehr.
Waiter SAITH. Ail#sakss. % cords Of
ss1bs.
sckr. Wolverines schr. Augustus: schr.
Psnobseot; sehr Andrew Jackson. prop.
Tempest, sehr. Clipper CITY sshr. Aes Adj
IA prop. Mary 6ras.
some OF the business men OF this city
vii take trip % Grand Haven this even
ing on the Carrie kyerson and psrsske Of .
sappef al the catler House, returning home
after the spread.
George Wilcox. who for seyer.l months
has been connected with the TELEesAs-
HERALD here. lefl Yesterday for his home Ia
Stanton. AR. Wilcox has made many
friends ia Mnskegon. who are sorry 10 see
hIm leave.
A. A. Bash. who was arrested for embez-
clement Monday, came before Justice Ryan
yesterday, aud refused To enter plea His
Honor made one OF not guilt, and the
case was adjourned 70 July o. de gave
bonds ior his appearance.
Annie Lsahmzn. tsr-year-old girl re-
siding on Muskegon- ave-. Was arrested Yes
terday afternoon for the larceny OF So
from P0lander in the same house. When
first arrested she denied having stolen the
m5ney. bat when she arrived ~ Police
Headquarters she admitted her guilt and
produced s20-blll. having spent the re-
mainder for shoes, stockings, etc.
Schr. Penobscot, Milwaukee. SOC, 600 lum-
Der: Prop. Tempest. Chicago, 2o0.O0o lum-
Der: Schr. Evasin Bates, Chicago. 80, ,0ot
lumber; Schr. H. NJ. Avery. Chicago. $4,000
lumber; Prop. Z. Hicks. South Chicago
10000 lumber, Schr. Norma. Racine,
80 cords of slabs; Prop. Albert
Soper Chicago. 10000 lumber, Schr
schr. VIM. Jones. Chicago. 10000 shingles;
sehr. Magnolia, Chicago. 100 cords slabs
schr. Mystic. Chicago. go 600 feet lumber
schr. Minerva, South Chicago. 275oo0 feei
lumber, prop. Menominee. Chicago. l0t
crates berrie~ total. 100000 feet lumber;
| total slabs. lso cords; total shingles. g. 900
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-22

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h4man Lives ~s=t xhes sse
Mar p@es.s ~As hsss estes Fseris
e1<xsA feEk A<ss seaa sft2ek<3 - t>esses
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iaess EsFass as kate6 ~ lAs sfstsn ~.
hsa ~ssknss<. l1in ol9ot. iifed i1slsnxs
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kA.sls e2k are Desf - sAssezl1Ae tie
bAest ace an1ssazfnlag TIE hta. Iissy
naszsl - dsssfossd. ~ death 10 as wsvss
foE>1 L esrtxfE ~ fes4a
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ferns esl1 h< 1ssfrofed soo tAst = ~
aEislEx tExn oaf ot fts niocd - soais pare
and E0ssEfEi conpozna- Tks Kng isa
peogis have foana tse secret & tkis s2a
tsslr sls~sd Is probably pnrsr th4n tkxt q
ANY otksE nalien. TAs SinaosE All ssrssi
go o1 IL. AeksFs Bio0d klixir has proven
tks snsolats certainty Of dritlnS osil disszss
germs sna is srowlns popularity ia Anasr-
Lea csnoas' &t<s sts sane fnlns. II Il
practically Impossible fer geFnn 20 i've
where Aekers klixir Is faithfully aisea. aud
malaria. rcEolt4ls. sflpt5ons. piUp!e<
sSpallilc faint raeumskisE1 asa kindred
troubles can be absolutely removed oy It's
use.
Ihefs are thousands % men ard women
today. Who owe their health and possibly
lives to this great remedy. sn1 the fact
that II is sold b ali reputsbls dealers gpon
. positive guarantee. and q within the
reach ci sufferers. should be most crafty
ing truth.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-22

General HAzKS declares that the party
who sscsndsd IN the World balloon are
not discouraged by the sbortivsness OF
fhs trip. but intend 10 make another az
tempt There would seen 10 bs no ad-
squsts cause for lack of grit on their
part Il Is those who were so sure that
they saw tho balloon when is was 10
where near them who ought to be dis
coursgsd. And yet after All, they have
somsthing 70 bs proud &C that their via.
Ion is 40 penetrating.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-22

To Occur At the Baptist Church Next
Friday.

To Occur at the Baptist Church Next
Friday.
The city school year closes with this week
and the High school graduating exercises
Will take Eiace In the Fountain Street
Baptist church. beginning al 10 o'clock Fri
day morning Theclass thisyesr numbers IS
young people and among them are many
bright minds. The commencement Gay al
dress wiz De delivered by Prof. HInsdale. OF
Cleveland. who was President of Hiram
college when Garfield was q student and
afteFward teacher there. Rev. X. B. Tup-
per will give the talk 20 the pupils who
nave completed their studies. Rev. ). II.
Cobb will invoke the divine blessing. a
chorus OF 100 High school voices VIII pro-
vide the music. and the school teachers and
Is mady Of the friends and relatives Of the
gra1uxting cllss as can crowd into the
church will witness the ceremonies. In the
evening the junior class will entertain the
graduates with spread and tossts in the
Congregational church parlors. The Presl-
dent Of the graduating class Is Orlando A,
Turner, and Of the Juniors Manning Birge.
The graduating class 0f last year will be in
vited TO partieipste IN the final festivities.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-22

Tuesday. June =. the Detroit. Grand
Hsvsn 6 Milwaukee railway will run a
special train 10 Detroit leaving Grand
Rapids at g. 50 a.n-srriving il Detroit I2i5.
ne0o. Returning. leave Detroit p. n..
eiviaE lovers Of he National game = chance
u sitoess the last Of The frsE series Of
Saries Detroit vs. -ew York An inter
sstl:iz zaase may De iooxed for Fare fo-
the svand trip only s3.eo.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-22

is fiuttering from the front door knob. II
tells It's own story; The nurse was careless
and left the baby carriage in damp base
menf. The next time she took the baby
out riding il caught cold. A physician was
called, but il was too late. The Holman
Adjustable Cab can be detached from the
baby. A perfect cradle, perfect sleigh, a
perfect crib, a perfect house carriage-sll
combined. making perfect baby carriage.
See advertisement and send for catalogue.
Not sold by dealer.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-22

For the sake OF the passengsrs il is to
be hoped that the engins fred with oil
On the Psansylvanis railroad did not give
out the smoky odor which IS 80 disagree
able an accompaniment OF the OIL stove.
Il must Do faultlsss in thai respect. or
the olfsctoriss OF the people on the train
a. the time were not very sensitive. for It
IL said that tie passengers and train men
were load IN It's praise.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-22

When ths Detroit papers lack poll tical
amusement they can always draw On
DoS IL DIcxIssoS. The journal was
IN that coalition Monday, snd accord
ingly published 4 Washington dispatch
ss iolowss 'Thsre is 3 wsll-founded ru-
NOR that Secretary LAnAR win be ap-
pointed 70 toe yaeancg en- the Unitsd
States 5uprsus csnca. There is s.rs-
mor also thss Dos D. DICKINSON hss
bssn isndsssd ths iassElcr Department
portfolio. BAT A.,s aseiiasd the honor
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-22

Mayor HswIrT, OF New York, has
made the nervous women happy and the
snsll BOY sad in his village by prohibit
ing the uss OF guns and hrscracksrs on
shs streets Of that village on the Fourth
% July.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-22

The real estate dealers ara waking up
20 ths fact shss Grsnd Rapids viii have
10000 Inhabitants within Ave years,
saa shss advertise thsir property in the
TkLzozAx HzaALo.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-22

The announcement thar "a beautiful
fnll-lsngth portrait OF Qnsen KArIoLAsr
has been received Al the State Depart
msni. makes Il svldsni thas ths portrait
- quite anliks the Qusen.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-22
MICHIGAN Pine LANDS FOR SALE.


LAND DEPARTHEFT,
GRAND RAFfpS AND fxDEASA RAILROAD.
GRAND Rams. Nicn-. Nay 2 1857.
Timbered with h'st rate sap and ball sap pine,
comprising rbout a.og0 acres lying Ia townships
Is and - y. Kqw Tie undersi gscd sill receive
sealed bids. mailed HIN ~ Grand Rapids Aich-
10 he opened on
Saturday. Jaiy .. 1887.
With exrectaticn Of ceiling lands 70 highest BID
der The undersigned reserves the privilege q
rejecting any and aii bs6s bat expects 20 seii II
the worth Of the lands Is bid Appiicl lats IN.
vited - BID fer ne entire lTscs or f0rsi the and
on any one CT more secfio1s Pies i al white.
and = 6ne isrEe. sn1oosa timber. RAINING largely
% upperS, ar3Hiax among maple, beech. rock
en-, s3Fch. ssA. he1nlock eili cedar. There i A
quantity u vslusb3e hemiock on several of the
descriptions There are tram roa1s through each
q The townships Average haul 70 q. 4. & !. r.
r IL sboGt fFe niles
Il i desired hat parties making Ids. make one
conditioned ou e. I'm b<f ;rydscts being skfppeFi
over q. r. q ]. K. = freIa Reed Chy or points
north 70 Or below GTs1f Bspsdz and 4 se<rai
without restrictions s. - shieme1t es pine cao %
eoEn the NuskeEon River. Terms are cash.
Fisfs without esft1astes fr1ishfd on Application.
Lands described ss follows VIZ
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-22

King HUMsxsr. % Italy, rises al 9 in
tns morning. aud seldom goes 10 bsd
TIL after midnight. These poor. over
worked Kings and Qnssns ought 10 form
9 anica snd strike FOR eight hours
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-22

Nr. SrE4zssoz. First Assistant Pest
1astss CsasrAl, i going to Wait Ken
taeky nsxt meath. sad if e proposed 10
give hln genuine Old bourbon vel
e1ms.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-22

IL understood taat PsoE Haas wsnt
az m ths BALBOA b o5sain earFsnt M
fofnaslo8. sad that Ito BALBOA cane
dosn - lst him right il AZ.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-22

Il may bs said, 70 Mrs. CIsvzEAsD's
ers.iit. thai QAllTzE nsysr made such q
bsuaier when ste we st homs - hs did
aboat thnso CoiafsdeF4le aaza.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-22

Our estsele.i ccnlea1g 5gnriss e41nf3t
sss shat tAis eisy . growing al Al, and
they ~ ~ pcks tan 81 al sh0 assert
s1as 4 -
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-22
DR.. II. D. SNYDER.
DENTAL OFFICE.
TwENTY.oHE YEARS PRACTICE.


Anything or everything in the
line of special furniture, inside
finish OF house. Office or store.
wood msntels, and contract
workof any kind made to order
en- short notice and IN the best
manner out OF thoroughly dried
lumber ofany kind. Designs fur
nished when desired.
Wolverine Char Factory,
w. (. PearI-st, bridge
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-22

Clas<eo VII nos BE- oshlad Nsz York
Il ahs has u pnnish hsE -coodLsrs =
kssp ssen.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-22

Z. <srcezsfulsf hs.5d r7cztssq - cTer . o.
-Iszies A-e t>ef.. ~ esctrEzz rgsz Fle1<1ss<
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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-22

z7oEETf TKs HEEE II F9k YER IT
n "a 80 fnr rers - So ss <er-fFft4
#frE<xas fseHet.z1e1 fftF sn1 ftsn f.rof,sTs4
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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-22

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q far an<~ezs - fes nsne 81 Etarfy ~ re<1
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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-22

I--7-I---7 y =" = VII IN
1hs Cppsr Peainsnls IS d.sos tariv-
IN business IN shipping iron ors this
ssason. So Tar The total shipments have
besn So 7D7 Trcss AUS. which is gain
OF s3s05 tons ovsr lass year. Escansba
has shipped 450Siz toas of this amount.
which, a. viii be seen. is nssrig half Of
tho vhois shipr1sns. and WATCH - q gain
Of 7f.Is3 hons over last yesr, Buf Mar
euetts has fallen bsAind, having shipped
g., rs tors u1re last year shaa this year
ID 10 asse. The grsat resources Of the
Upper Peninsula srs hardly appreciated
ye.. bus sheY bad far % BE in tine